“If there is no evidence, then that is defamation”
Unlike the other subjects, the first applicant taking the unified physics exam today stepped out rather late, nearly two hours after the start of the examination. The physics exam lasted three hours.
"I don't think everyone comes ready for the exam. If the tests are developed well, the applicants will do a good job," said applicant Ashot Sargsyan.
One of the applicants taking the math exam had tried to cheat and was immediately stopped. As for the outflow of content of the tests before the exams, press speaker of the Assessment and Testing Center Gayane Manukyan assured that "if people talk without evidence, then that can be viewed as defamation".
There were 3,392 applicants taking the physics exam in Armenia and the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic today. Out of the 356 applicants registered at the testing center of Yerevan State University, 25 were absent and will participate in the additional stage of the exams.
